Israel political situation
Haredi Public party reveals first woman in Israel's history running for Knesset with a haredi party
Dr. Nechumi Yaffe is a researcher in political psychology at Tel Aviv University, who has been working with the haredi sector for several years.
Unfilled state comptroller seat stalls Israel's whistleblower protections and campaign oversight
Arab Israeli activist Yoseph Haddad joins Winter's People of Israel, aims to be hasbara minister
Economy Minister Barkat hires private investigators to ensure there is no fraud at Likud primaries
A danger to Israel: Our nation’s rift is an existential threat - opinion
The holiday prayer calling for Jews to be a united group carries existential meaning for the nation's collective future.
'Yashar! With Eisenkot': Former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot establishes new political party
Gadi Eisenkot announces the establishment of “Yashar!” with key figures from Israel’s high-tech and security sectors.
Deri to remain in Netanyahu's security cabinet, Shas's Arbel rescinds resignation
Arye Deri to remain in Netanyahu's security cabinet, despite Shas leaving government • Interior Minister Moshe Arbel to stay in role to complete 'urgent tasks'
'The end for him': Lapid on why Netanyahu won't do everything to bring hostages back
Opposition head Yair Lapid said he did not believe the prime minister was doing everything he could for the hostages because this would mean the end of Netanyahu's political career.
Newly formed 'Conservative Party' vows to transform Israeli political landscape
Italian-born entrepreneur Jonathan Pacifici has launched a new Conservative Party in Israel, calling for political reform and a fresh alternative after October 7.
53% of national religious public feels they are not properly represented in Knesset, survey reveals
A new study conducted by the Lazar Research Institute shows a new perspective on the division of opinion in the religious and ultra-Orthodox community in Israel.
Coalition resumes legislation of controversial judicial watchdog bill
The original bill proposal was that the power to elect the watchdog would shift from the judicial selection committee to the Knesset.
Survey presented at IDI conference shows clear public opposition to judicial reform
The findings of the conference continue to shed light on the deep division within Israeli society over proposed judicial reforms, with the majority concerned about maintaining checks and balances.
Coalition intends to pass revamped judicial selection committee bill by end of February
Levin’s 2023 proposal would have given the government a majority on the committee and, thus, the power to appoint judges as it saw fit.
Thousands of evacuated Israelis vote in postponed local elections
Local elections postponed since October were held Tuesday in five southern Israeli communities near Gaza, with special polling arrangements for evacuees and soldiers.
